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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-25
OXFORD. .-A,a ceur, ef Prot ale. h,la At

Paris. Win, and Cor he ces.iy o. oxford. %
ne ,Alri is..asy @ o. -; -, e..,,,.,
stephen n. 0rinth. late u Diifsii. H. ssid
County. cscsased. praying Cor hssrss 70 eel sn1
eoavsy esrtsis zeal estate described In he psst
toe On Gle m tie Probate of1os. a IN sfvsnis'
asous ofsr Of fsvfntesn hundrxd dollars
OEDEnkD. thai he said fetiuoeer give notics
10 al persons Interested by causing IN sbsusc< 81
his pstllion. win The order t1efeon. 20 b
published tkrse webs successfully In the
may appear a q Probate Court % be held ~ fAris
IN sa'd Cosnfy. on the third Tuesday Of NOV.
next a o,eloek In the foscnoon. and skow eaass
n any thsy have. vhy The sane shesii not b
eKo. A. WILSON. ysdss.
Atrse eopy-sttesr-n. C.DAvfS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-25

Psris. ..,hi "a forths Cossiy - osiori "a
ths tAiri Tussist ~ Orf a. n. ts-T
NATHAN = uAKtH fseestef ~ The
estate ~ eilsa fosUs. l-is "a Nssv 10 SAD
Coanlv, ass~stsd tssiss rrssestsdhls sce0uni
81 afu isistAtiss ~ m estate 81 stti dscssse
~ siissNnrsi
orasrsi. that the ssif E,eeu,ot rive Se,ies "a
M Onford psmeefst rrtntsf 81 Paris, that ny
nsy sVyssf 81 frcbsts Ceurtto - hsli 81 Paris
n sail County. On In thiri tussdsy ~ sey.
nest. 81 oelest IN the fofeneon ace shov ease.
u sny ghsy have shy ne zane ssouli not b al.
kucs.
GRO. A. WILSON. JscTe.
Atrsssopy .aiissti-u. q. DAVIS, ksstsfer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-25

oxyoHp. .,- A. rrutns q .uft heiisn o
rasls. sllhiu All GO fsli C,uniY. "a the ihIs
Tussisy a o.. ~ $50.
HuIus X. pusuAm. csutita - CynFss'
Whumsn. psrsea Of uaf wieis o. Neel
= ast ~ Guartianshio % sai sar'i fs she~
Anosi
Or,er,i. nat the ssls cusr,iiss si.s notes
~ all Tsfsons istrfssist ~ eaesinf ccpi
Nv inths Osfoff Dsnoefst printed a. fafis. tia
thst ne, sgpssr a . ffotsis Cosrtto b hst o
Paris. IN ssla Cosnty. 90 The thifd rsss. 81 Nov
ustt sins osicek In ths forsnecn srf sbe~ esus'
Gto a. WILSON. tusre.
A ss eogy. sttssti-Ii. a. DAVIS. hsststsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-25

xsssss 90 Ass,ssss 80 he ApPsssssssss.
~ farls, 10 tss County q ori.'d ard stale
Of Naise. me fath day of Oct. Al tsr.
Tffx nsdsrsifp~d h>reby give netiee az ME-
srpsinfm<ot ss Assignee Of
THOMAS \. hKSsOS. % Dneihs'd,
\, he Uessty ~ Oxford, insoirtnf d~bs,f Who
hY tks Court 81 Issoivsnsy Coz said Cesnv 81
o"'r'' cuAa N. pExsoS, Assignee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-25

OXFORD. SAT o cosr Of Pfossis held 81
fsrp. within nd Zoe the Couniy 81 Oxford.
% he third Tsestsy % Oct. A. u. l--r.
AGNO>D wAEEES. Essest,f On tho estate
81 caleb Warns, late 81 DsnasTk, IN sai
CSunty, teesassd, hsviaE prsfsutsd his socotnt
81 Aen inisra,ion Of the Estsis % sad deceased
Cor sii0sascsi
or,lsr.d, lAst ssd Etseuior give putlie notice
thereof % ~ psrssss Interested nsfsins ~ pub.
hshinx . COR % IA. orsisf thfss ~esss saecss
slvsiy 10 The Okloft u mosrst. nevspsrsr
pfinted 81 FAIRS. 10 ssb tosuty. hst itsy nay
sgt<sr At frotsls Court - - tsid ~
fsts, wiihla and ff ssif Cosar. On iht thhd
Tuesday % Nov. tsxt. al nns oSiosk IN he
forenoon. and shos caufe. II knf they have,
Why the ssms sbcsli not D. allowed.
GEo. A. WILSON, Jsfge.
Atrss sspy-sllssil q. q. DAVIS. kesIsisr.
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s.,'s. 81 seen. s:.,,.s .' e''a''.'' Ia

ITO The aesiiers q noLDES A JOINS.
Il AZ Ysr,nsfs spi ind.tiduAis.
81 fars. In Ne tSusiy 81 otf1fd AL suis
Of Mslss lnsolvsnt psbtsi - \ ou az tffeby uoti
nst. Thsl .ith The spprytsl " me JsfSs % ne
COor q iafolseOcf &c ssli e1atu. ne -seoaf
msstlas % M CteiliOfs % at ie.olvtti 10 az.
poiats.i % - hsld 81 lns rtosste Coot rcotn ~
t.gts IN ssid Csunty. CO " sins sisI ths lsth dsy
Of Oo< A. n. lss. 81 nirs otlosk Ia Tie tofs
scsa. lee ~ll sOssn Jeafssl.ss secosdtsfiy'
slvsn sndsf nv had AL Ne efder u tosft,
lhs ia day "a oct a. q isg.
uEFgiIk 4. DAVIS. I.ssisiss % he Coen o.
"a sol.sncy f0f ssii Cousty 20 Otford.
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N.s,s. .f second s..,,.s ss oss~''"s' '-

no N. oscl,sr. q sIi,As NCKrLN. u
II AIboat, IN ne Cossty 81 Oxfsfd ssi ssas II
hslne insolvent dfttos = 90 are hsrsbt sot.nei
Of lasolvssey fof sah toaniy % Osiofi, ne
seeoni u<sling q ne creditors % sad insolvsni
IL appointed 10 ~ hsii 81 The PROBATE Ceeft room
10 rsrts. IN ssii CosniJ ef Osfofi.on Weieesisy
ths forsaooa. Yea OH covers Joerssises aeeorc'
eivea under ny hana sni the order Of couii
this leSh dsv ~ OF a. q. iss-,
InsOl,ssey fsf ssh Coutty oiorlert.
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oxsoRp. .,-M. c,uI, Of rroe,,.. hsli |,

OXFORD. s,-Ms Csuit 81 Probate. hell II
farts VIII In snd 80 The Coaniy o. Oslo q. on
the thirf Isesfsy 81 oc'., a. u. isc.
ssLNOS KECDkD. cusfdiss ~ tusese
T.. kh'tsr ninrf ehilf snt heir of issmon
". kisssr. late ~ Disasis. In SAD ceuety, fe
essss 4. hsung yrsssntsf his scroust OF fss-dAn'
ship % sst vsrj ler slossscei
Ofteret. that ths ssIt sssfdisa ftte notcs
10 al pefsoos tusrestsf. ~ causlnx . eopy
OF this order - be pshilshsd Strte wssts sue.
eessi,siy 10 M Oxiord psmoefAi. rs,etfi 81
fafis, thN ttef nav srpfaf 81 ITO
bate Court. % b. hsli ~ fa'is. 90 ths hhi Ipes
du q Nov. ussi. 81 slne o'rlcck IN ne TIE
ssos. ssa sho- s,uss. y asy ttsy have. shy N
ato A WILSON Jsdss.
tree eepT Aussi ~. a DAVIS Hssisisr'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-25

nsssss % Assignee 90 hss Appst.s.ssss.
A. Bsthsi. In The Cessty Of orie,d aad STATE
81 Maine, the Issh day et Oct. A y. isl.
psintm>nt - Assifnee 81
JONATHAN =. nROwN. OF Aibany,
10 the Csuntv % OHlord. fnsoissat Debtor. uhs
has been DECLARED ~ tnsoivsnt upon be petition
by ne Court Of Insolvssef fos me sAi1 County al
Osfsri. EDwts &. ROWE. Assignee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-25

rsft. wtfhln sat fos ths CooalT 81 Ostofd. 90
tie thtfd russts, 20 Oeioe<r. A q. let.
igytNs MAngi. Afmiaisuator % ths
estste a JcssPh ". sls,ss. late ei
tfsssaHd ~. scccstt q sfnisistrslioa q the
81 10 Of ssh tecssssd 90 sfo~sncef
Ortsrsd. Th,t ths saif Aeministfstef siss no.
tcs 70 sn Vsfscss iaisfssitf. By csusirg . cerJ
- thls ofssr - 10 Iublsksd thfss uesi he suoess-
sivsiy In ths Oxfori n neerst. rfintef 81 Paris
nat ne. nsy spfssrN fr.ests Cosst " n
hslt 81 tustaig. la ssit toartr. 90 The LEI tsss
dsy ~ Dsr. nskL a tlts otiock IN he lore.
sooa. Aai ste. ssuss. " sny thsy have, vtf tts
oEo. A. WILSON. jade.
A uus sSpJ-siissii a. {. DAVIS, Kssisisr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-25

Metre 90 AsstGsss 90 be Appstssosss'
A. Para. IN H. Cssssy OF Osfosi and stass
of Ne ne. tbs 18Th dat Of Oct. A. ID. ~.
Tss ssdsrsixssd hereby givss notice Of he 90
o,irAvius % EIiixGwooD. Of rSis.
IA he (onasy q 0sfesd. isssiveat Debtor, vho
hes b<sa dsslsrsd sn iasovsns upoa he p<usies,
bJ he Ceun q Isseivsrsy tsr sah County q o.
' ALBEIT .. AUSTIN. Asslsssa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-25

OXFORD. .i-Ats Cosr az rroesis held 81
fnis. wifhn snd Coz The Coasty - Ottofd, 90
fhs thlrs Tees tsy % OF a. n ts-s
ELMtuA trfiEH Etfesisix 81 The stttis
a Nsthtnkl fulisf. late % fsns, In 10 All
Coan,y, tecsssst. hsviaE prete,ssi hsr aesosnt
~ sdmlaisuaiioa q the estate ~ ssii dscs sssi
40 tsr p-tvsts aec AT fof siiorsscef
Or,isrsf. rhst IA nii fN-cuifls sivs
rotics q ~ rsIssns tntsr~st ~ csusieE
sogF Of lhls esssr 10 - yatishsf th,ss wssks
saressslFsly ts - Osfoff psmsffsi, pfinte II
Parts. ihst ihsy MAJ srfsu 81 q Pr bate Court
q - ~ a a. fssis. 80 ttisi Tsssikf ~ sov.
sssss. nany itsJ ists. ~ III sane shoah not
cgo. A wILsos Jvdrs.
a tres e,t, -sisaf n. e. DAVIS. Rssisisr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-25

WORK Io {. AL: :: :;; e; =:
asd fsil psrsicalars nee. Adde'S r. .. WICK.
'Dcsf .lss az sAs.<s wrk deg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-25

-s. IN ssd Ior The County Of oIiord. state Of
halnsf
The unssr,isnsd, ssiesimsn Of the iSsn 81
Diihsli, By vote Of said town Al lie iAst anaasi
tosn meeting. we're Instructed 10 petition your
honorable body n dseoetins@ certain raN II
hAst Dlsteld. conmspeinx 81 90 near G-ews !
fisfehsf's hoas<, tnspce q Abffsv Z. Chnds's
house, 10 said Dlxhsid. IN e)mpilAncs vith ssld
vote. we therefore pstlticn YEA 10 dlseont inue
FRANK STANLEY. ssississa
.n h,es NINA w,s,ts n,,s.u
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A,-..oyy-.,l..' al a. g c. b.1,.' ,.s,.'.,.

OxfoGD. sss-A sCosrt of frOssis hid At
Paris. vtthia and fbr ne Costty Of Oxford
On the third rsessiav % Ost. a. n. isr,.
Hk>kl DAVIS. Adm lnisirat1r ca the
estate a wiiitsn ~. iismtbEusy, late u
Nliton flsntstiea, n sslf Coanty. deosasss.
haylnr pftssntcf HE sccount ~ sfmlnisustion
% 10 sstsie % sail decsasei for ahos snrs
OapNxkD, thai sad Adminlstrkl0f give notice
% All persons Interested b. esuslug copy % ths
order 10 be Published three veeks ssceessively In
the Osford DemOerst. sse~spspef printed ~ fH.
IL. thai thew may stJ<sr "a = Probate Court % -
bid 90 fsrts. 10 ssld county. on The third fIss.
DAY Of New. nert stnrs o'elest IN The iounoon.
ssd show esase, % ssy they have. ~hy me sans
UEo. A. WILSON. Jadr,.
Atrus sopy-Atissii u. q. DAVIS. ress,s'.
OXFORD, sat- q Ceart Of Psossis held a
Psris, sithia and Zoe the Cosaty Of Offori. en-
TIE third rsesisy % Ost.. A. n. isc.
GEOkoE A. kihBALL. tanned knseator T. .
certain insusmsni, parpofI ~ be NE last VIII
and Tcstlmsaf of Frederick klmtAli. late Of
Lowell. 10 said County. deceased. htvlnf pm
seated he sAms for rrohats.
Ordered. Thai the said Erseuiof give notice
20 ali psrs0as interested By causing oopy of THE
order 20 BE- pablshet three vests ssceessiveiy IN
the Ozfofs Democrat printed 81 Paris. that they
mar appear AL frotAls Coart 10 - held ~
Paris In sah County on the third Tuesday Of
Nov. nett, a. nine e'cio>k In the iorenoos. And
show sssss, n ssy th<y have. vhy The ssid
Inslrumsat shouh DOT be proved, approved and
sl;owed, 90 the hsi Will sad Tssianent OF sAIi
cecsAsei.
A trss eopy-Auesi n. 4. DAVIS, Register
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rxzss ,-lesriy subscriptions. tlio n pail
strictly In advance Otherwise. 80 Der yea.f.
single coplcs. fsuf eentA
ADvNkItsEsNxrs LEGAL advertisements
are given three consecutive tisertions for -
PER Inch In length % colnlnn- frooAte nc.lee-
rulsfIna % nnsl ns1ate. ~hifh arr go cssch-
spscisl contr.cts made ~ith iocsl. transient %
yearly advertisers
Il veil stocked With ns~ materials ne doing
ell kin.is ~ plain 90 Ancy Job prtniing. An
sxrsrisnce.i lob printer Il always In the ofnoe,
AMI - our presses are run by steam. uo Can
guarantee prumpt and Satisfactory vork.
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d<bftr. y ho
.is t<titisu,
| County ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

Il = commonly sIpposed IN this -ousfrv
tcs' r Enziand sixrT mites sa hour = not ar
c'muion time fer railroad trains While tbs
rats of sVeet nay he often sttsi,sd b4tweeu
stations. e ioes not soiS for org distances.
t'rsst Northern trains make tee sisssros -
30 udes from London - Ediaburzh. -
y erE. ~ ? hcgrs. tse srsrsrs sueei sang
81 uisS az hear Prem Euxtan scus~.
taa distance e al mllas. snd London sra
Northwestern frsias ussss ths r1n ia -
h5urs. a. - nsaes per ho1r. r. fsss@sS
trsa on the Grest Northern rsak.s -. triv
2, fe-s<s frors Lonsen ~ an sversx. s7~~ss
- a. nalies "a sear Tee Gr>st northern
trsIns fro-n Lcr6ca r. Y Nsrk r-sss s. 49, at
a. ~ - ar kc1r. SD e iesSt cne trsfn rp~~ 70
Pst.~os~- a. s. aiil~s "a hour Ths IA fr-zu
Icrdcn ~ 6rsotbsrr kss nesn assuse r,--se-
essIV - 81 niiles ~ tcur The F~i-r
rsstcsusn. 1r-sd xsazs . tse fss-e-r frsss
n tee R-rla caass7x ths ru1 g S~f-dcr az
- nsl.es A .hoar. Csn ars .ccssfor -.
alsrsrcr - = E,ies was rT1x 81 . rtsrze.s
o. - r14isS ar ha1r n tsks ccna--v Tuuntn
crr - - PsaasviFszis rS5sr.ass h,ca.s,-
f~es- Srs- rrsln frnnn PksisseiDAss -
%srssy Cssg, - nEss, ia &C zl0az=.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11
The Right Of Sanctuary.

Sanctuary was a place Of refuge and Of
safety for offenders OK various kinds All
churches and church yards were. down 70 the
time Of Henry VIII invested with this pro-
tective power. The possible stay in sanctuary
Of any fugitive was strictly limited to forty
days. az the expiration ofwhich time be was
bound 70 quit the BRITISH realm by the near
est port assigned him by the coroner TO whom
he had communicated the circumstances of
ms case. During his journey to the sescoast
for the purpose Of carrying out this self ban
ishment, the claimant # sanctuary privileges
was guaranteed immunity from molestation
as h lo1rneyed on. cross in hand By Henry
Wis time the custom Of sanctuary was very
much ABUSED. having become the means of
shielding criminals of sll kinds from justice,
and At his request Pope Innocent VIII made
three important alterations In IL First. that
u a man, while enjoying the privileges Of
sanctuary. ssonld take advantage of bis posi-
ton 81 commit some further oGenss against
The Avs q bis country, he should az once and
forever forfeit tae h-ne6f ef sanctuary. Sec
ond. that The benefit of sanctuary saoald Ia
strictly limited "a a mans personal safety,
snd In no deEres spPly 20 the protection Of bic
private property Third. that where treason
was The motive Tor seekinE sanctuary toe
king M gh- hzv. The offender specially taken
care a. JrtI the twenty y-fIrst year Of James
I IRE custom still obtained and criminals con
tiuued n SEX refuge in TIE place. to which
sse privilege = sanctuary wss attacied At
tbat tire, however. statute vas Yassed sbol-
isnang sanctuary pt.Tilexes alsogstbsr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11
THE OCTOBER SESSION
Of THg soAa0 Or SUPERVISORS.
sexs1 Fsstszaay AztsEaosa VITA ths f4<e-
tisa II 8@ess ~ w@lker. E1s fsx-
ss1zes fstsrss. 4s chxlT lTls&2-
BIS Nteas 90 tbs C0uKt
Hsass n21kSr.

TIE Beard OF Supervisors conFensd IA
rsg1-4r October sess40z u tie Little Eoon a.
ins sad Of ne upper a3oT Of Court B-oek a.
20 YESTERDAY sfbsrheos- livery msnosr
was prssent sEd ready Tor .hs business q
s.ecting a ChsirmA8. The Democrats had
Asld = cAusus daring tas foFsEoon and
ssrsei 10 cast Their seventeen votes for
JaeOs -. WzlksE, Of vsrgennss, and feeling
quite saFs. though not entirely certain.
taal M. Roberts. the Pr0nI biIoDiss OF
sparta wogld vote With them. were con
HdenE y s-eciing their mat. The Eep1eh-
cans. sls0. had eaaeases aud agreed - sup
port r. y johnson. 0f Cascade. but they
ala a0t seel that they could elect him.
On motion OF Mr. Walker, A. l. skinner,
Oi she city Board Of Review and tQua.lLa-
r0n xzs made temporary chairman, and
AF. GuiiifOrd moved 10 proceed 10 ballot
for permanent chairman. The result was
sishIsen votes for Mr.. Walker; sixteen for
+. X. Johnson and one for Robert Is.
LOOMS, OF the Second ward.
90 motion of Mr.. LOOMS the election Of
Mr.. Walker was made unanimous and the
latter took the chair. Mr. Walker Is serv-
ing his twenty hfth eonsecut4TS term as
Supervisor Of Nergennes township and 10
supposed 10 WELD considerable IN the deli
ceTatiOns anu actions of the Board. His
remarks upon taxing the chair, therefore.
may De OF interest IS outlining
the probable policy OF the Board upon the
more important matters. Afier thanking
The members for the honor conferred upon
him. ne said that the present session would
probably be one of great importance 20 the
people Of the county. The most i'm portsnt
question. 10 DC considered, is that Of taxa
uOn. On account Of the drought which
prevailed during the past Summer the peo-
pie in the county are not IN condition TO
pay heavy taxes and he predicted that the
taxes this year would prove greater bur
den than for years There will be greater
difficulty in collecting taxes than for a
number of years. Some people will be
Obliged 70 fOregO the necessities Of life in
order 20 par their taxes For thi. reason
the chairman would be in favor of postpon-
ins the matter of building a court
house until another year. The matter OF
building a new poor house, however, needs
Immediate attention. IL is said that Kent
county affords poorer ccommodations for
the unfortunate people who are supported
by the public than any county in the
state This should not be so. The class
Of people who are supported on the poor
farm deserve our best considerations and
we should lose no time in providing them
! comfortable accommodations.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Walkers re-
marks the rules of the old board were
adopted for the present or until otherwise
/ ordered. and the Board adjourned for the
day 20 give the chairman time 10 arrange
! the standing committees.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

The Commea CoaAeii va n vary
ksppy kad business LAG flNnls u alad
l.ss aizhs. All bsfoEs o'slooz Il lad
do1s more sfsefual eoIx than & hsd So
conlpli&asd oslors u ll0atGs, and before
sdlournmsnt ksd d01s more probably,
ths4 sa4 sssr before done - = sInzis
ss-.lsn- First a pssssd the Chsrry-st.
0zltinanes over shs Mayors veto, thsE
sueezsssysly passed ths ordinances grant
inz ths Bafelsy-st. '-fssdsT' % ths cable
lns, 10 ordinances grating the Cable
company's West side sxtsnsion. sll0~sd
JzzRK BoExrOs 81 deposit bonds instead
Of cssh. snd ordered the committss ~
pgspArs AZ ordinance fDr ths bslE Inc.
In passing over the Mayors veto the
ordinance granting the 5trest Railway
oonpany ths right Of way through
ChsFry ct lzst night. TIA Council simply
p~Eformsd pl4ln daty. No other mat
tsr whien las eOms before the Council IN
pears has crsatsd sach ntense fseila. 50
has thiA Ii = sntirely natural that the
wealthy residents u Chsrry at, VINO
have carriages d Their osn. sboald DIS
Ike 10 have |. strsst ear Inc On the street.
While rseognizing this fact, ths fzLE-
sisAA HEEALD has advocated tbs psssiag
II the ordinances. Tor the reason that ws
hsss conseisntiOaslY believed thss there
we're other interests superior 70 those q
ths zsntiernsn Who opposed the ordinance.
We believe IN ths greatest good 70 the
greatest numbsr." and Ne believs that Tie
satsrssts q mueh greater nambsr ot the
eitizsns ot Grand Rapids viii b sub
served oy granting the ordinance than
would have been subserVed by rsiusin <
a. We believe, furthermore. that vhsn
aha road shall have been buiit the resi-
dsnis who have opposed IL viii not fiud
if so Questionable - they now snticl-
pate.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

IN The local columns OF this mornings
TkLsokAs- HEEALD Ne publish the re
zlls Of Hon. C. c. CONsTOcx's propo-
q ton % donate 10 ths West Michigan
Agricultural and Industrial SOclsIy q
lease Of tas ninety acres located near the
sosiisrs' Hoas. between Graad river AMI
fhs u. Z. L and g. 4 W. NJ. railroad
Cor the location together % an Exposition
building Fair grounds, and Driving Park
The proposition 10 botn generous and
kmsly, and should rscslve careful con-
sldsrxtion by the Society. Mr.. CoasroCK
claims that with present facilities 100000
sisisors Gao reach these grounds In less
tine sad with greater convsnisnes than
$1,000 can cat TO our present grounds
from the csntral part of the city. The
location Of the lad i certainly one OF the
best. and Il can boast ot many natural
sdvantaxes. such "a srs rsrsly grouped
sogsthsr- AR. CoNsroCk states smpdasi-
rslly that hs vii not repeat his offsr il
reisctsd this time. so that is bshOoves al
interested 10 take prompt and energetic
Action Ia ths matter.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11
My TO BILL.

Dsrr Bel. I'll write you a short letter
To say I'm wonderfully better;
How much that means y0u ought 20 know
Who saw me iGst one month ago
Thin. nervous fretfui. white a. chalk,
Almost TOO weak 20 breathe or talk:
Head throbbing. a. II fit for breaking,
a weary. svsr-prsseDt aching.
Bat nov life seems different thinD
feel - gis al e. bird on wing
I ssv. and fear - contradiction.
That Pierce's Fsverits Prescription
e xr,nd. Why. I'd have died without Il.
Ma thinks there's no mistake shout is.
is driven al my lis away
Just come and sseI Years ever. Nay.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

The people OF newfoundland hsvs
bitherto loyslly adhered TO the old-fssh-
ionsd British currency OF pounds. shil-
lises and pence. But the spirit OF dem
ncrztic innovation Is making itsslf felt
bvsn In that behind lineage community,
and after the lst Of January next they
vii reckon thar wealth by dollars and
rents like the rest o. the people OF this
continent. This . likely to shock the
rervss Of some Of the truly loysl. but re-
ferns must come, svsn at tie cost OF
1erys' tears.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11
THE CURIOSITY SHOP.
Color Blindness-The Three yarietisi
Under Which People Suffer.


Under Which People Suffer.
Color blindness is: ]. Inability to discern
any color properly so called, so that black
and white-namely. light and shade--ars the
only variations of tint perceived. 2. Inabil-
ity 70 discriminate between the nicer shades
OF the more composite colors, such as browns,
grays and neutral tints. 3. Inability TO dis
tiBguish between the primary colors, red,
blue and yellow, or between These and the
secondary and tertiary colors, such as green,
purple, orange and brown. The first sert OF
color blindness would appear to be very rare.
but well marked cases Of it are onfrecord
The second variety, where the nicer shades
would appear 70 be very common-the rule
rather than the exception in the majority Of
persons, at least OF .he male sex, in this coun-
try; but 1t IS a matter Of doubt how far it
may not be referable 70 imperfect cultivation
OF the sense Of color. The third form is the
most important variety Of the affection. In
extreme cases although colors are occasion
ally quite correctly named. there is no GER
tainty as 70 any color; in less severe cases,
two colors, at least, as red and green and
generally four, as red, green, olive and
brown, are not distinguished from each
other. Yellow would appear to be that which
gives least difficulty to those not absolutely
unconscious OF color; while blue, If pure, and
well Illuminated, is readily recognized by the
color blind, few Of whom, indeed, describe
it As the color which they see best.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

THz Dsranc-rt iid sEceilent service in
SECURING tba Ch@rry-ss ordnance N
dee.i. Il = auits possible that but tor its
opposition shs crdinsacs roul6 not bsve
beer passed
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

Ssl<stion. 40 far as the Affairs of this
rorld 20. does not come through any
eomplicssed or mysterious pssens process
lt consists in beng hon0rabls snd dong
right IN a. open aud straightforward
manner a. poszibls. And ws bellows that
fhsy who iva thus are cutie liable to Be
ssvsd and blessed. both temporarily and
spiritually.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

Nssrly s20000 worth Of stamps.
stsmpsd envelopes and postsl csrds vsre
sold n Chicago during The month of
4ugust-s gam q sbout IS PER cert ovsr
fhst of isss Yssr. and still TREY sr- trying
g. x,t Postmaster IrDp bounced.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

The talented pschyiermah' IS what
re Boston ladies' nov csu JoHx l. SC1-
rrvAx. This calls - nind the unscphis-
hcsfsd scb,ei zirl Who csuxht eszatif1
polsczk What's m q name
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

AL sllusions 90 ths HuL boom or the
yuks bcom sre -che-tnuts There r
but ere Damccrsisr rrssidsntial boou.
snd thafs she Cl-zYsasSD boom.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

state Of Michigan, COuaty OF Kent--ss-
I, J. Frederick Baars. Cashier OF the above
named bank, DO solennly swear that the above
statement 4 true ~ the best OF my knowledge
ana belief
FREDERICK BAARS Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this Slh day
OF October. \. u. lSS7.
CaARLES u. HERrISGToS.
Notary Public, Kent County, Mich.
Correct, Attest:
IRos. ID. GILBEKT,
Constantine AoRroE Directors.
Henry fKALICK.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

TBE New York papers. with the sxcsp-
sica of ths Star. are scoring Chief Justice
RUsxR severely Tor grsasisx q stsy IN
JAKx SEssr's case. The pubic = plainly
l.fs 70 iafsr rem some Of them that there
Is reason % suspect that even Justice
bf ths Court ~ Appeals = not beyond the
knflusuce q lucrs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

TIE Chicsxo Ns,rs = having ictz =
I'm isuxhin1 slsoat thar "6arrs tor
BrArxx~ ssrostlc which vas srnnxxied
into ita columns.